Still edible?

Well it’s literally the app named “software” and this is a programming school so someone’s bound to find out

There are plenty of Minecraft launchers in the flatpak store so you might wanna make sure they’re not taking advantage of that lol

+1 for UBlue-based distros!

You know the standard across most editors is to use ctrl+shift+z, right? Have you never used a text editor? A game engine? An input field on a website?

Steamboat Willie vs Winnie the Pooh in a FOSS game would go crazy

If you use Matrix then you can dm me @tkk13909:matrix.org. I much prefer it to Lemmy DMs

The characters could start out as just the ones in supertuxkart and then go from there. I’d be happy to help with the movesets, balancing, and playtesting. I don’t have any experience with Godot yet but I have been meaning to learn!

Bug reporting is really helpful for smaller projects. My personal policy is to check if a big has already been reported. If it hasn’t, go to the project forum and ask if I’m doing something wrong. If it turns out there’s an actual issue, I report it as a bug. You can go straight to reporting it after step one if you want but I usually just make sure.

This is why I use gdu on servers

Generally they don’t and I’m still wary of Zen but as long as they’re staying on the latest FF version and not adding any telemetry of their own then I’m gonna use it.

I’m liking it but I’m fully ready to jump back to my faithful Librewolf if Zen proves untrustworthy.

Fedora is generally pretty good

That’s exactly what I was thinking lol. There are debian based immutable systems that would be great for this setup

Reason: Degenerate

🤣

If it’s a filesystem, it can be backed up using BorgBackup. There are a few different clients but I personally use Vorta on Linux.

Ah so that might take more than 1GB. My library of about 4000 takes up 17GB so you can use that as an example.

I use spotdl to download mp3s from Spotify playlists. 300 files shouldn’t amount to much more than about 1GB so you can probably just use Syncthing to copy the files across devices and then use VLC or some other music player to listen.

KDE Plasma does.

I’ll look into it